In “peak Louis Vuitton” news, Louis Vuitton recently hosted a star-studded private dinner where they showed off their most recent acquisition: the world’s second largest diamond. This makes slightly more sense when you remember Louis Vuitton’s slightly less recent acquisition: Tiffany & Co. This all happened during the throes of Paris’ Haute Couture Week, of course, because when else would they host this kind of thing? A random Tuesday? Anyways, Louis Vuitton’s special dinner guests had some great (and very exclusive) Louis Vuitton bags to show us, naturally. Let’s take a look!
Sofia Richie
Sofia Richie was spotted leaving Craig’s in West Hollywood with a Bottega Veneta Pouch. Are celebs even allowed to dine anywhere else these days? I don’t think so.
Winnie Harlow
Winnie Harlow was seen carrying this Louis Vuitton Cannes Bag as she left the Plaza Hotel in NYC.
Alicia Vikander
Here’s Alicia Vikander, carrying a glittery Louis Vuitton Capucines Mini to that aforementioned private Louis Vuitton dinner at their flagship store in Paris.
Alessandra Ambrosio
Alessandra Ambrosio recently opted for this Loewe Gate Crossbody Bag as she ran errands around LA.
Caro Daur
Fashion blogger/influencer Caro Daur attended that same Louis Vuitton dinner in Paris, and she brought a Louis Vuitton Capucines.
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Karlie Kloss
Karlie Kloss was seen leaving the Ritz with this Stella McCartney Mini Falabella Box Top Handle Bag. She’s en route to go to various fittings in Paris, of course.
Michael Irvin
Sports commentator Michael Irwin brought this fetching Louis Vuitton Backpack to his Jimmy Kimmel Live appearance in LA.
Natasha Poly
Stella McCartney is also fairly hot this week: Russian model Natasha Poly was seen out and about in Paris with a Stella McCartney Mini Falabella Crossbody Bag.
It is disheartening the astronomical amount LV is spending on that diamond and the lavish dinner, not to mention on flying, accommodating, dressing and gifting to all the celebrities for that private dinner. I feel like a sucker since we LV buyers are paying for all that in the name of marketing cost.
I absolutely agree with you re: the consumers pick up these costs; however, the other option is to not purchase LV products. For example, I loved and purchased D&G products, but after their very vocal and public display of narrow mindedness, etc. I never purchased from them again. I still recognize that they make beautiful products that admittedly I’m drawn to, but to support them meant that I agreed with their politics when I did not.
Does anyone know the style name of the Louis Vuitton backpack?
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